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	Israel Received Over 19,000 New Immigrants in 2010 December 30, 2010 ACCORDING to data from the Jewish Agency and the Israeli Absorption Ministry, 2010 witnessed a 16 per cent rise in the number of people that made aliyah compared with last year.


	Immigration Rises for Second Consecutive Year December 30, 2010 Over 2,000 new immigrants came from France. Olim also arrived from China, Monaco, Japan, Hong Kong, Honduras, Malawi, and Guadeloupe.


	Immigration to Israel Up in 2010 December 29, 2010 by Julie Stahl JERUSALEM, Israel - More than 19,000 new immigrants will have chosen to make Israel their new home in 2010 - a 16 percent increase over 2009, according to official


	2010 Aliyah ‘Up, Up and Away’ December 28, 2010 by Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu Aliyah – immigration to Israel – will have increased by 16 percent by the end of 2010, the second straight year of a rise in new immigrants after


	Immigration to Israel Rose 16% in 2010 December 28, 2010By JTA More than 19,000 new immigrants arrived in Israel in 2010, a 16 percent rise over last year.


	19,000 Olim Arrived Since Beginning of 2010 December 28, 2010 Data provided by the Absorption Ministry and Jewish Agency reveals that 19,000 people immigrated to Israel in 2010, marking a 16% increase from last year.


	More than 19,000 Immigrants to Israel in 2010 December 28, 2010 JERUSALEM -- More than 19,000 new immigrants arrived in Israel in 2010, a 16 percent rise over last year.


	Plus de 2.000 Juifs ont Quitté la France pour Israël en 2010 December 28, 2010 by Jonathan-Simon Sellem L’Agence Juive Pour Israël et le Ministère de l’Intégration viennent de publier une étude sur l’immigration des


	Authorities Hail 2010’s Strong Aliya Growth December 28, 2010 by RUTH EGLASH Sharansky says programs like Taglit, Masa deserve credit for increased immigration; over 19,000 move to Israel; 16 percent increase from 2009.


	Aliya Rises Second Year Straight Nearing 20,000 Mark December 28, 2010 by GIL SHEFLER AND RUTH EGLASH Figures indicate 16% rise in aliya compared to previous year; Jerusalem most popular place for new Olim; oldest immigrant 99 years old.


	Press 'Like' if You're Making Aliyah December 25, 2010 Biggest group of single immigrants from all over world begins arriving in Israel – but not before connecting over monumental decision through Facebook Danny Adino Ababa


	Israel Expects 1,000 more Immigrants before 2010 Ends December 23, 2010 Some 1,000 new immigrants, from 25 countries, will arrive in Israel on special flights arranged by the Jewish Agency for Israel before the end of 2010, the agency said in a


	GTA Community’s the Best, says Sharansky December 23, 2010 By YOSEF TASTASSA, Special to The CJN Natan Sharansky [Yosef Tastassa photo] TORONTO — “The Jewish community in the GTA is one of the most important Jewish communities


	Last Immigrants of 2010 Heading to Israel December 22, 2010 JERUSALEM -- Israel is expecting 1,000 new immigrants before the end of 2010.


	New Immigrants Recieve Israeli ID Right after Landing in Israel December 21, 2010 by Yoni Kempinski (Israelnationalnewscom) The final 1,000 new immigrants for 2010, from 25 countries, will be landing in Israel in the next few days.


	Wall Streeters Pledge $19.5 Million For UJA-Fed December 21, 2010 One of UJA-Federation of New York’s major fundraisers, the charity’s annual Wall Street dinner, raised $19.


	'Many FSU Jewish Schools Near Collapse if no Intervention' December 21, 2010 By GIL SHEFLER Warning comes at Jerusalem conference on Jewish eduction; private contributions to education falling in recent years.


	Finally, Israel Has a One-Stop Immigration Service December 21, 2010 By RON FRIEDMAN Forty-five Russian, Kazakh Jews become first participants in pilot program that aims to address all aliya needs at airport Forty-five new immigrants from Russia


	With Rotem Bill Still In Dispute, Sharansky Seeks A Deadline Extension December 21, 2010 Wants another six months to find conversion compromise; Reform leader wary of political promises.


	Update on IDF Conversion Law December 20, 2010 from Natan Sharansky, Chair of the Executive, Jewish Agency for Israel: Dear Friends, Last week, a bill dealing with conversion in the IDF passed a preliminary reading in the

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